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| It'll probably be introduced in either 2008 or 09, consistent with Deere's typical 10 year run on its previous combine generations, just in time for EPA Tier IV engines. If a large frame class 8 (likely to be based on the frame size of a 9600 type combine), I wouldn't expect a 16-row, 30-inch corn head option unless the frame size, axle & final drive arrangement, threshing, separating and cleaning systems are all substantially increased over current, as well as a new feederhouse drive system with positive drive.
Edited by Land_Surfer 10/21/2006 01:51
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The word on bigger combine from deere nxt year
